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They Stood Up for Their Mother.
A PECULIAR AND UNsUSTAINED CHARGE OF CRUELTY
TO CHILDREN.

\
TO CHILDREN.
To-day, in the Police Court, two boys aged
eleven and thirteen years, named Arthur and
Francis Scott, were charged with subjecting them
selves to cruel treatment at the hands or their
mother, on the 18th instant. Mr.. c. Darlington
appeared for the children, and said that they
would defend their mother. Half a dozen
witnesses were sworn, but as their testimony re-
lated TO periods anterior to the date OF the charge
the court ruled it out. Officer O'Neill, when
asked IL he had cautioned the mother, replied in
the negative and the court said that in New York
no cases are ever brought up where the officer
swOOpS like an eagle from the sky on his prey with
out notice. When children are neglected and ILL
treated the parents or guardians are cautioned
and given an opportunity TO change their course.
Mr.. Darlington suggested thatJhe boys should be
sworn which was done. The elder one said, ''when
mother has punished me needed IL; she is good
mother and treats me as ought TO be treated and
want to stay with her." The other gave similar
testimony. The court said that IL was dangerous
thing 10 allow other people toinvade the precincts
Of a home. when children have been cruelty
treated they are not 10th TO complain. Persons
usually like TO attend other peoples business when
they can hardly attend their own. The boys
We're discharged and returned home with their
mother.
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The Parnellites Keep the House q
Commons Sitting Until After N0Qn.

LONDON, March 22.-The house OF commons sat
all night and is still In session The government
have been trying to dispose OF the naval and civil
service bills but the home rule members by OBJ
struction have prevented any action being taken.
26O members are present.
Mr. RaikeS, postmaster general, received Mr..
Courtney, chairman or committees In the chair
during the discussion OF the civil service vote b0a
cause the proceedings were farcical-
Mr.. Tanner, member for Cork, Informed tho
chair that a fresh batch OF eloquent Parnellitea
would arrive on the six a N. train to reinforce
the opposition vote. There is no likelihood that
the house Will rise before midday, as Mr.. smith,
the government leader, declared that the civil
service bill must be passed before an adjourn
ment takes place.
DID NOT ADJOURN UNTIL AFTER ONE.
LONDON March .2-The house OF commons ad.
Journed at LBS O'Clock this afternoon. Before
rising the house passed the civil service bill
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From Wall street To-Day.

NEW YORK, March e2---The opening OF the stock
market this morning presented the same dullness
and lack or interest OF late, and was generally
heavy, most stocks being from "a 10 a. per cent
below last evenings final tgures Further slight
declines were made In the early dealings which
ranged up TO d per cent In Richmond and West
Point. The heayineSS was soon supplanted by
firner tone and prices In some cases were carried
above the opening ngurpS. Pullman palace car
company was notably strong and rose 4 per cent
on very light transactions. There was no activity
In any stock, and some OF the usual leaders tailed
TO record a single sale during the hour. AT III
O'Clock the market is very dull and steady to nrm
at Insignificant changes from first prices.
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Electing Pennsylvania Directors.
THE ATTORNEY FOR THE LONDON COMMITTEE d
MANDS THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SURPLUS

MANDS THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SURPLUS
PHILADELPHIA, March .2.-The annual election
for directors OF the Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany Is In progress at the Office OF the company
to-day. There is no opposition 10 the present
board, all OF whom will be reelected The only no
tceabe Incident was the appearance this morning
OF Clarence Carey OF Carey Whiteridge New York,
attorneys, for the so-called London committees
that demand a distribution OF the companys sur
plus He presented half dozen proxies, but was
told he could only vote three In his own name, as
there was a state law against it, He handed The
proxies In, and when it was found that they were
not regularly executed having no legal acknowl-
edgement, they were refused. The lawyer said he
expected that decision. The polls close al O'Clock
this evening.
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PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
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New INDIA AND CHINA SILKS.

ANEW INDIA dND OH1NA kC1LKS.
SEATON PERRY
NOVELTIES IN STRIPED, CHECKED AND FIG
URED INDIA SILKS AT S5c., $IOO. s125.
NEW PLAIN "A CHINA SILKS. IN ALL CoLORs, AT
"sPEcIAI BARGAIN" IN WHITE CHINA SILK AT
PLAIN BUFF INDIA PONGEES. IN. EXCELLENT
QUALITIES. AT 40, 80, 75c. AND s. 90
LOClSINES AND SUMNER SILKS, RANGING
- FROM soc. TO s1.OO PER YARD.
PEAnDE, S4IE 80 f,l MAnG0ITE A AND Jersey SILKS;
AND FAII.LE FRANCHISE. FROM Zoe TO S:S.
BONNETS, GUINET'S AND SCHROEDER'S BLACK
CASHMERE SILKS. FROM loo TO $3.50
NOVELTIES IN DENTELLE LANES AND
BEADED GRENADINES.
MMENSE ASSORTMENT OF NEW FRENCH
DRESS FABRICS FOR PLAIN AND COMBINA-
TON SUITS RANGING FROM SOC. To $500
NEW STRIPED AND CHECKED ENGLISH SUIT
NOVELTIES IN SILK AND CHUDDA sHAwIs.
ALL The LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES
IN PARASOLS. SUN UMBRELLAS AND CAR
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"EXTREME NOVELTIES IN HAND-PRINTED
SCOTCH ZEPHYR AND BATISTE ROBES
NEW Designs IN PRINTED PERCALES AND
BATISTES. ~
CHOICE PATTERNS'' IN CHALLIS DE LANES
81 PLAIN FIG GURES AND CORRECT phICES
SEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDING,
Pennsylvania ave-. cor 9th st.
established 1910 mhl9
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Appointments by the President.

Appointments by the President.
The President has appointed Whitfield Walker,
OF Florida to be collector OF internal revenue for
the district OF Florida, vice 8. C. Thompson re-
moved, and Dudley w. Stewart, of Iowa, collector
OF internal revenue for the second district OF Iowa.
The President has appointed 11S postmasters
since the adjournment OF the Senate on the 4th OF
March.
The President has also appointed the following
postmasters: J. II. SwartwOut, Stamford, Conn.,; !;
John McNamee, Bement, ILL.,. James Heagy, Cam
bridge. Ill 49,. ; w. j. Furlong, Rochelle, NJ; W: C.
New Bedford, Mass; j. J. love, Webster. Mass. !;
D. K stacy, Albert Lea, Mimi; Christian johnson,
Austin, Minn.; F. E. Newell, Morris, Minn.; John
Mccarthy, saltwater, Minn.; George D. Babcock.
Mexico, N. Y; James w. Deer, Washington C. H..
Ohio; ]. S. Leiby, Newport. Pa; II. ". Martin
Bennington, vt; N. P. Bowman, st. Johnsbury,
Vt; $. b. Mckinney, Farmville, Va W. NJ. Under
hill, OcOntO, Wis.
The President yesterday afternoon made the
following appointments:
District Attorneys-George E. Pritchett, for Ne
brasEa; Emery b. Sellers, for Indiana; Thomas
Hayden, for Nevada.
MarshasCJameS F. Fletcher, for Florida; Sam
uel L. BlaiSdell, for Rhode Island, Vice James H.
COggeshall, whose term has expired.
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j. c.. HurcH1ssos,
IMPORTER.
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS.

SPRING MILLINERY GOODS,
Correct Styles.
RIBBONS, FLOWERS,
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS,
In great variety of the newest and choicest produc-
tons. many styles of which are con-
signed to us exclusively.
WRAPS. IMPORTED NOVELTIES
JACKETS, $2.37 and upward The fine grades ut
proportionately low prices. Examination will be
vincng Of the bargains are Offering in this depart
ment
LACES.
42-inch BLACK CHANTILLY FLOUNCES from
$1.15 yard to $500.
MARQUISE AND SPANISH FLOUNC1NG,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, BUTTONS. Etc.
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT ON JET PASSE-
MENTERIES.
GLOVES.
Spring importation of our CELEBRATED FOSTER
GLOVES with improved lscing Our sales Of this
Glove during the past season have been enormous
FOSTER GLOVES have equal in a. style or rel
ability. sLOO per pair upward.
mills 9O7 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

PERsoNAI--Representativ Floyd Bryce,
Allen Thorndike Rice of New York, VIM. L. Gregg
Of Philadelphia, T. j. Orr of Pittsburg, E. Il. Tai
bott OF Chicago and C. D. Winston OF Utica, N. Y,
are at W1llardS.-M. v. Il. Bull of Albany, Jas.
thompson Of Halifax, N. s., Vim. E. Cushing of
cleveland, o., j. II. Baker OF New York and z. B.
Thong OF Boston, are at the Ebbitt.-Mr Simon
Mo1 lectured on Egypt in Baltimore last night
Chas. Dale and II. G. Haskins of New York, S. M.
Clements or Buffalo, E. S. LenoX Of Boston, p.
Il. Brown of Portland, Maine, and W. T.
Dean OF San Francisco, are at the Arlington
I. s. Young, jr., and A. L. Phillips OF New York
are at WOrmley'S.-G. Garuner Of Australia and
Il. E. Tremain OF New York are at Welcker's.-
l; T. Hopkins, A: c. GunnisOn of New York, H. w.
Merchant OF Philadelphia, JAS Martin of Albany,
MIS-. Dewitt Talmage OF Brooklyn and Henry
Decker OF Chicago are at the Riggs.-D. Harwell
OF New York is at the Metropolitan C.
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Deputy Recorder of Deeds.

MIR. X. W. ToMPKINS NOT THB MAN.
A report was circulated yesterday that Mr.. r.
W. Tompkins, well-known young colored man OF
this city, is to be made deputy recorder by Mr.
Trotter. At the recorders Office to-day this was
denied Mr.. TrOtter Is i'll at his home, but one OF
his friends said there was no truth In the state
ment. Provision had been made he said. to cover
all possible contingencies in which the services Of
properly deputiZed representative OF the recorder
might be regarded, but MI. TOmpkins was not the
man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

THE Post OFFICES at McCabe Patrick county;
Misktmon, Northumberland county, and at Selva-
Vile, Northampton county, Va, have been dis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

SHANGHAI, March 22.-Foreign promoters OF .
project TO build a railway Joining Lotatitoku TO
TientSen are much chagrined because Ii Hung
Chang has sanctioned proposal that Chinese
labor must be used in the construction or the road
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22
THE INTERSTATE COMMISSION.
The Members All Selected. but the
Names We're Not Announced This
Afternoon.

member Of Congress who came from the White
House to-day said that he thought it would be safe
for The STAR reporter to say now that all the inter-
state commerce commissioners had been selected.
He did not. however, know their names. Col.
Lamont told STAR reporter that the appoint
mentS would not be announced for the afternoon
papers to-day. He did not say as to the announce
ment at later hour. Therefore there is some ex-
pectat1on that the suspense will be relieved within
twenty-four hours. 1t seems roregone conclu-
sion now that Col. w. r. Morrison will go on the
commission, that there will be man from west OF
the Mississippi and one from Massachusetts, as his
associates.
The impression seems to prevail that Gen.
Bragg, or Alabama, and Judge Cooley, of Mich1-
gan, are to go On the commission also but there Is
no attainabe evidence at this time that the belief
Is well founded.
THE RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
1t is probable that Herman, the New York rail-
road commissioner, has been selected from that
state. II this be true the opinion is expressed
that the appointment would have some political
significance as an evidence of harmony between
Mr.. Cleveland and Governor Hill.
SO well satisfied is everybody that Col Morrison
is at the head OF the commission that a number OF
applications for the position Of secretary of the
commission are being made to him. Mr. S. A.
Jonas, Assistant Secretary Mudrow's private sec
retary, and MI. p. P. COWell, OF Philadelphia are
spoken OF as candidates for this position.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

RECORDER TROTTER IMPRovING.-Mr. Trotter,
Inc recorder of Deeds is still confined to his house.
but Is improving.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

Y. NJ. C. A. OFFICERS ELECTED.-The northeast
branch Y. NJ c. A. last evening elected the follow
ing Officers: Vice president, D. B. Street; record
ing secretary, w. d. DelOe; treasurer, II. Raabe;
and board OF managers, consisting OF the above
ofhcers together with W. w. Deloe, C. Parkinson
and N. NJ. ROuZer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

ENTRIES FOR THE DRILI.-The drill committee
received the following entries yesterday: Com
pany B., Sd Missouri National Guard, Kansas City;
Marmaduke Guards company C, Of the same
kenton, Onio; company C, I'd Iowa, and company
A, I'd Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

PATENTS IssuKD.-Patents have been issued to
citizens OF the District as follows Martin Brother
ton INTER- box; John c. Kelton, rear sight f0r Ore
arms; 4 w. Smith, wheel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

MAJOR FRED'K. VAN VLIET, 10th cavalry, has
Deen granted four months leave for disability, With
permission to apply for two months extension If
necessary.
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Pure LINEN. FINE QuA11rY,

Pure LINEN. Fine QUALITY,
YARD WIDE, 80 CENTS.
We have placed sale lot of very fine printed Shirt
ing Linens in neat styles at 3Oc per yard the actual
value being 75c
Barnesley Bleached Table Damasks at 81 so per yard
Cheapest and best goods offered at the price.
Superior Linen Sheetings at 81, $125 and 81 1.5O.
Crash and Towels at lowest prices.
New Ginghams and Sstines in the very latest styles.
Gros Roman Satines of the finest quality exclusive
Styles finished like silk and possessing ear-resistny
qualities Secure your dresses early these
selling goods o
New Toille de Nord Ginghams at 12kc.
Great bargains our Remnant Counters in Silks
Dress Goods and Satines.
ONE PRICE.
W. M. SHUSTER SONS,
mhl9 Q1Q pFNNSYIVANIA AVE
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LNNGLAND IN ITS YEAR OF JUBILEE
IL MONCUBE ID. CONWAY NJ. A, lectures on this
subject THIS CTUESDAY) EVENING. \ o'clock al
the UNITARIAN CHURCH, corner 14th and L. otheI
lectures = Thursday. 9th London: its Prose ana
Poetry" Monday. 2Sth, ''Observatons in India and
Australia Tickets door for the three, 81 Single
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brated Banjos. Parlor open from = 10 10 p M daily
PROF GEO. DRAEGER.
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Washington News and Gossip.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal re,
nue., sol, ,S96; customs, 1891, AZ.

IHE RESIGNATION OF Military Cadet VIM. W.
EarlSh, OF North Carolina, has been accepted by
the Secretary Of War.
SUBJECT TO DUTY.-The Treasury department
mas decided that the Chinese joss, for which ap-
pncat1on for free entry was made, cannot enter
san francisco without paying duty.
TREASURY APPoINTNENTs.-The Acting Secretary
o1 the Treasury has appointed the following store
keepers and gaugers: Ashby NJ. Bedford, at Jeffer-
sonvlne, Ky; Thomas Rodman, Jr., at Frankfort,
NY; Michael Crotty, at Cincinnati, Ohio, and
inomas NJ. Sharp, in Nicholas county, KY.
ARMY PRoMoTIoNs-By the Encouragement OF
the ad1utant generals department Of the army,
authorized at the last session OF Congress, Major
Green and Major Wood, who are on duty in the
aaJuIant generals office, have been promoted to
tne rank OF lieutenant colonel Asone of the prin-
cIpal reasons advanced for the changes increasing
the number OF colonies and lieutenant colonies
was that each division might have an assistant
aolutant general with the rank Of colonel, and
as eaea department. one with the rank OF lieutenant
cOlonel IL Is probable that the officers mentioned
may De assigned to departments. AS yet, how
ever. Ad1utant General Drum has not taken the
matter under consideration and no immediate ac-
ton Is contemplated.
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nn19-1w

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS, ARMY,
49, Navy, Revenue Marine, Civil Service, &C.,
how to obtain them. 100 Page Pamphlet. 33c. at
FREES, opposite Ebbitt House. mhl9-4ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

The RESIGNATION OF Military Cadet VIM. W
-! Parish, OF North Carolina, has been accepted by
the Secretary of War.
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SIX MONTHS IN JAIL FOR STABBING WO1AN.-Ge0.
Weeks the young col0red man who cut Maria
Evans cOlored, on the Sd instant on r street. be
tween 18th and l4th streets northwest, was before
the Police Court to-day on q charge OF assault.
Maria testified that she was walking along the
street when the defendant called to her and she
refused to 90 to him. He then said "Before you
shall have anything to do with another man I'll
cut your throat and send you TO III Then I'll go
to prison for you' He then stabbed her. Another
witness gave similar testimony. Hewas sentenced
to six months In 1afl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-03-22

NV SrR1se GooDs
We have just received elegant line of SPRING
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Ii all the new designs; Sateens new psttern. and
cOlOring, Surzh silk. China silks Punxre silks
SOth ChevIOts and Electric Cloths for Tailrs suits
blAck and C.lored Camel Hairs ard Chud.la Cloths
Also. a full line OF Belgin Linen Sheetines, Pillow
Linens. D4nIask Table Cloths and Napkins TO mxtch
AL Sizes DanIask and Huek Towels great variety
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By WILLIAM BAIRD,
First Lieut.. Sixth u. S. Cavalry,

RSINDEX TO THE GENERAL ORDERS
D%A AMENDATORY OF THE
u. s. ARMY REGULATIONS
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MARITAL TROUBLES AND AREvoLvER.-Andrew L.
Barber, colored man, who says he Is deserter
from the navy, was before Judge Smell this morn
ing. He had been arrested by Officer Hamilton on
complaint OF his (Barbers) WIFE, who resides on
They separated some time ago, and when he re-
turned to her fathers house Sunday night he was
not permitted to enter, and had some angry words
with his fatherin-law. When he left he threat
ened to return armed Yesterday morning he
came back, when the officer arrested him and
found large revolver in his pocket. Barber said
to get reward for the capture Of deserter tele-
phOned the news to the navy yard, but he says he
was notified that the defendant was not wanted
there. The court imposed a fine OF $50 or ninety
days
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L ERNAN'S WASHINGTON THEATER
The Original Ash Box Inspectors,
Sheehan Coyne, Sheeban Coyne!
And Host of Specially Artists,
In the new and Original Comedy,
GROGANS ELEVATION. GROGAN'S
New Songs New Dances New Costumesi
New and Novel Scenery.
Matinees Mon. Tues. Thur and Sat. nh2l-6t
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good line of Spring Overcoats from 81 Soup
splecdld line OF Business suits from s65Oup
4 iGll hae of Dress suits. comprising the newest
fabrics and best styles. from Sl2 up.
full line Of Boys II Is Suits from So
coH-ple hne OF Boys 4 IL Suits FROM g. 90 up
An excellent line OF Esnts from Sl.25 up
Odd Vests from 95s up.
flIli hne Of Single and Double Breasted FLANNEL
eS1ts, Sasks o- Frvcks, 81. soup.
Heavy Oyercoats and suits at 30 cents On the dollar
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A NEW HIBERNIAN ORGANIZATION.-The Ancient
Order Of HibernianS, OF this city, have opened q
new division, to be known as ''Division No. 3"
with the following officers: Michael Mooney, state
delegate; Joseph P. McCrink, state secretary;
Patrick Haley, president; Thomas Keliher, vice
president; William j. CrOmpton, financial Secre-
tary; Edward T. McQueeney, recording secretary;
Hugh +. McQueeney, treasurer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-03

The best laws are of no account unless they
are enforced. In fact an unenforced law is
worse than none at all. What is needed
everywhere is stronger public sentiment in
favor of the enforcement as we'll as the OBJ
servance OF law. 1t should be the duty of
every good citizen to assist in bringing this
about. We note an excellent movement in
this direction in the county of Steuben, this
State, where the friends of law and order have
united, irrespective of party, in forming a
citizens committee of one hundred In
their articles of association they define its OBJ
to persons unfit-to secure tine rigid enforce
ment of the laws regulating the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors Ii. e. to minors, to persons in
toxicated, to habitual drunkards, on Sunday,
etc. ito prevent public drunkenness by en-
forcement of laws relating thereto-to secure
the enforcement OF laws relating to gambling
to sustain and assist public officers in en-
forcing the criminal laws of the State-to
provide ways and means for securing the
above objects" The Steuben County Re-
publican says the organization has already
accomplished splendid results" There
ought to be such an organization in every
county in the State as rallying point for the
friends of law and order. 1t should be made
non partisan, and composed of citizens who
think more of good government and of the
enforcement of law than they do of party sue
cess or party advantage. Such organiza-
ton in every county-seat of Indiana, confn-
ing itself to strictly legal methods, could do
vast amount of good in creating and
strengthening public opinion in favor of the
enforcement of law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-10-03

as the boss assumes, that all Germans place
beer above everything else in life. nor is it
true that in order to obtain beer it is neces-
sary to indorse him and the gang. The
Germans a class conservative and law
abiding, in favor of honest politics and good
government. They have no sympathy with,
tally-sheet forging and the criminal methods
practiced by the Coy school of politicians. A
very large plumber of them are property own
ers and interested in good government and
low taxes. Those of them who belong to
what is commonly called the working class
are noted for industry, economy, thrift and
the practice of homely virtues These in
their quiet, unobtrusive way are pre-eminent-
ly among our best citizens. There are great
numbers of such occupying little homes in
all parts of the city, minding their own bust
ness very strictly, living comfortably and
happily and laying the foundations of future
competence. What sympathy have they
with Coy and the criminal classes? No more
than they have with the condemned Anarch-
lists. Suppose they have their beer with their
families; does it follow that they will vote to
indorse the tally-sheet forgeries and turn the
city government over to the Coy gang? TIE
boss seems to think they will. We do not.
We shall see.